As soon as, when it was done, when there was time, she would
go back to Azuremyst. Blade’s Edge Mountains stoked a choking heat, a cold heat
that crept into her skin, deceptive, a flash point of combustion that always
caught her off-guard. Repeatedly thrown from her mount, from unsafe heights,
barely surviving, confused by whether to bomb or banish. The fel fire chilled,
then burned over time, acidic. On the emerald-scaled grass of home, she would
lie, fingers brushing tips of blades, no armor, and dream of warm, blue kisses.
Momentum building, fast as an arrow, target: home.
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